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Fundamental Soccer
The players will be divided into
groups by size or skill level. Each
group will receive individual
attention by all the coaches on a
rotational basis. Each soccer
activity will be a combination of
soccer skills as well as soccer
tactics. These activities will also
stress health, physical fitness and
self-motivation.
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| Warm up drills, stretching, basic ball skills, dribbling,
passing, shooting, defense, first and second defenders, field positioning,
goal scoring, movement with and without the ball, throw-ins, free
kicks, set plays, and goalkeeping drills. |
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| Warm up drills, stretching, basic ball
skills, dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, first and second defenders,
field positioning, goal scoring, movement with and without the ball,
throw-ins, free kicks, set plays, and goalkeeping drills. |
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Simple things make a difference. In soccer, two of the most important
elements of successful offense require neither skill nor tactical
sophistication--staying spread out and having good vision. There
is nothing as simple, yet more important, to the success of a soccer
team than good vision. By vision we mean the personal habit of constantly
scrutinizing the soccer field to get the big picture.
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| Soccer players should look over the entire
field approximately every five seconds. How do we develop players
with vision? First, we develop players' skill. A player that is a
slave to the ball can't be looking around the field. The habit of
looking before the ball is received should be encouraged. Players
should become very familiar with the phrase: "DON'T BE A BALL WATCHER!"
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